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The acquittal of Soldier F leaves victims and their relatives still seeking closure

It is unlikely anyone will ever be convicted for Bloody Sunday

How unpopular is Keir Starmer?

It’s not clear if he has got the message

Plaid Cymru topples Labour in historic byelection

Welsh seat changes hands from Labour for first time since its creation more than 100 years ago

Not everyone is happy about the UK’s new digital IDs

Public support plummeted after Keir Starmer announced them

The Prince Andrew scandal shows no sign of going away

MPs are trying to formally remove his dukedom

New witness statements for collapsed spy case shift focus to the CPS

The Tories and Labour have blamed each other. But there will now be questions about the strength of the allegations

With pubs closing at a fast rate, Labour is reviewing licensing

Ministers are drawing up plans to solve the crisis facing British pubs

First crypto donation to major UK party

Electoral Commission notified of financial contribution, which is understood to have been handed to Reform UK

A sense of decay prevails at the Conservative party conference

Kemi Badenoch is shifting her party further to the right to fend off Reform. It might not work

Leadership whispers and Reform dominate Labour conference

Keir Starmer has seen off questions about his position, but his government risks being defined by its opponent

Starmer to unveil ‘patriotic’ plan for next generation of new towns

PM moves to heal party divisions with a pledge to build up to 300,000 homes

‘We’ve got to steady our nerves’

Deputy PM says he is troubled ordinary people have lined up behind Tommy Robinson

UK to build 12 nuclear plants in £10bn plan

Palantir is the company that sees it all

Originally inspired by The Lord of the Rings, the controversial firm has landed a billion pound deal with the British military

New laws to limit the ECHR would be no silver bullet

Data shows that the convention is not a block on meaningful immigration policy

Mandelson has made things go from bad to worse for Starmer

It was only 14 months ago that Labour was celebrating a landslide majority

‘Keironomics’ marks start of Whitehall reshaping of state

Since when did the Foreign Office become a demotion?

Yvette Cooper’s appointment as foreign secretary is seen by some as punishment for her failure at the Home Office